Nate Rose - Blame Yaself

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{Chorus}
You don’t want facts
You don’t wanna hear another side
Rather sit back and be mad
You’d don’t wanna humanize
Anybody with a different view
Let em be, or give em any kind of pass
You don’t want this, you don’t want that
You don’t wanna be cool, try to bridge gaps
Life is a whole lot better when you don’t gotta face yourself
You can blame it on white, You can blame it on black
Blame it on rich, Blame it on fat
You can blame it on anybody but yourself
Blame it men
Blame it on crack
Blame it on the government
You can blame anybody but yourself

{Verse 1}
When did responsibility become a taboo
Took me 8 years to make any money off rap
But I always got back in the booth
Getting back to the truth
I am not perfect, I dealt with a lot
But that’s not an excuse
I try to learn every chance that I get
I got problems to solve in myself to improve
I got relationships that done caved in like a roof
Like the one with my Dad, I hope one day it’s better for real
But for now it’s confused
I did a lot in my past I look back and regret, but for now it’s a bruise
I had been thinking bout that for an hour or two. before writing this verse
I’ll let it simmer again till I feel like I rationalized all the hurt
But you on the other hand, rather play victim, and don’t ever think for yourself
Follow the mob and be one with the cause, but can’t ever re-link with yourself
You got some demons and I got some demons that we like to leave on the shelf
But face em and grow, but you wouldn’t know because..

{Chorus}
You don’t want facts
You don’t wanna hear another side
Rather sit back and be mad
You’d don’t wanna humanize
Anybody with a different view
Let em be, or give em any kind of pass
You don’t want this, you don’t want that
You don’t wanna be cool, try to bridge gaps
Life is a whole lot better when you don’t gotta face yourself
You can blame it on white, You can blame it on black
Blame it on rich, Blame it on fat
You can blame it on anybody but yourself
Blame it men
Blame it on crack
Blame it on the government
You can blame anybody but yourself

{Outro}
Blame I could take it for you
Will it make you happy
If I take it for you
Rather be an angel
Than to face your demons
I could take it for you
I could take it for you

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Nate Rose is a hip-hop artist & creative often referred to as the “James Bond” of rap for his debonair demeanor and emphasis on intellect. Exploring relationships, business, and politics, Rose touches on topics with a fresh perspective backed by tasteful instrumentals and eloquent delivery.
Rose participates in every level of artistry, having developed skills out of necessity for a thriving career. The Nashville native handles all the production, graphic design, and video production for his projects, which collectively encompass his artistic vision, actively maintaining creative control over each stage of his work.

“This white boy is f*** #DOPE!!” says Houston based hip-hop blog, Diamondz-n-Wood. “From the artwork to the production to the lyrical content and delivery… I was supa impressed. I see him doing some big s in the FUTURE.”

With more than 1 million combined streams across listening platforms with no label backing or external investment, Rose has built an organic fan base through intricate lyricism, decadent melodies, and a strong desire and drive to be one of the greats. He has sold more than 1,500 physical copies of his debut Polymath EP, setting a precedent for his newly released CrossFire EP, which features Bay Area newcomer Rexx Life Raj. In addition to a successful physical campaign, Nate Rose has a strong social media presence totalling 26,000 combined followers across major platforms.

HipHopDX says, “[Nate Rose] is definitely an artist worth follow…on and off Twitter.”

An explosive live performance landed Nate Rose on several grandiose stages, including Eaglepalooza alongside multi-platinum artist Keri Hilson at the University of Southern Mississippi, Import Alliance at the Kentucky Speedway, and The Raider’s Choice Awards. He has also shared the stage with Chicago legend Twista, Ying Yang Twins, OG Maco, and Caskey on separate occasions in between headlining events. “Tea time” with Nate Rose, backflips on stage, crowd surfing, and live freestyles are among the antics you might anticipate at a Nate Rose show.

“My creative process is a selfish one,” says Nate. “I write from experiences, and having full creative control over how I want a particular song to sound, what I want to say, and the effect I want it to have provides an avenue for artistic transparency and honesty. However, when I’m on stage is where it is no longer about me. My sole purpose in that moment is to provide the most entertaining show that I can for the people that paid their hard earned dollars to see me. It is a humbling experience, knowing that you are reciprocating that energy back to the people that make my career as an artist possible. It really is a beautiful thing.”

Rose grew up in Cleveland, TN, a small city with a significant lack of a music scene. With limited resources available, the hip-hop emcee was forced to develop a plethora of skills in order to progress his career. His passion led him to studying music business at Middle Tennessee State University, receiving a formal education in a thriving artistic community while simultaneously developing his craft.
His music is ebullient and honest, swathed in genre-bending rhythms that stem from his diverse palette of musical influences ranging from Drake to System Of A Down. His records radiate energy and intellect, equally fitting for a club setting as well as a fireside chat. With this concoction, you can feel productive about turning up, knowing that you’re learning something while doing it.